How To Do A Quickweave Invisible Part Blunt Cut Bob On A Protective Cap| Detailed Tutorial

Hey yo, what's good now welcome back to my channel, you guys so today we're gon na doing visible part with me I like cut by using the Zeo or by your hair. I don't quite know which way to pronounce it. So it's p2 in the color 1b. Each team I did use two bags for her hair and the hair is kind of thick to touch and it's lightweight and thick at the same time. So to start with her invisible part, I did cut off some little small pieces. I made sure that they were all the same size. You want to make sure they're the same size. You don't want any long pieces and short pieces so when you're trying to place okay. So, for the musical part, you guys, you want to make sure that the tracks are evenly line right behind each other. What you don't want to do is place this right on top of each other. I know some people used to like back in the day when they first came out, people would like place the little pieces like right on top of each other to me that creates bulk. It doesn't lay flat, so you want to make sure you space it out. A little bit okay, so we're going to do the same thing on the other side, make sure you have enough pieces. You really don't need too many pieces because again, you're not laying down super close create, and we don't want that. We wanted to make flat as possible. We want it to look as natural as possible, so the reason I say line them up evenly because if they're jagged and you'll be able to see the end of the tracking, the key here is to hide the ends of the track to make it look. Seamless and not being able, so that's why you want to make sure that the little pieces are evenly cut and evenly laid. Also, I don't think that finished what you can use to make her part your crease and it's also evenly like high. If there are little pieces of the track, so my bet is with so now for the closing part, so I'm going to create a bone shape, opening to put the closure into to seal off the the visible part. Now you want to make sure that the circle opening is not to be information. Your closure is also not to be so I'm pretty used to doing this, so I kind of already can eyeball how big, how much hair I need and how big the closure needs to be to fit into that open. So I put two on it and then what I want to do is roll it up very, very, very, very tight, as you can see here, so that I can begin to flatten it out. So I want to find the middle of the closer and I want to spread the hair out. This is what it looks like, so I want to grab my flare and want to flatten that out so that it will fit perfectly into the opening of their circular closure piece. Yeah. Please excuse my ash. You think that I know somebody's gon na say something when you shampoo and hair all day. This is what happens. Okay, so now that I have this leg. This is what it looks like. So I'm just gon na apply some glue and then I'm gon na stick. It right in that perfect feet, so now I'm going to pull all that hair up in a way so that I should begin tracking on the back. So I'm gon na go ahead and pop the rubber band, and that allows the hair to lay flat because nobody wants their big knock in the back of your head. So that helps pop your now. This first two tricks - I do double trade. I lay it under like under the ponytail like right into a dip little box. I do not lay those tracks. It'S a very bottom. Do not, I repeat, do not start those first couple, the first track at the very bottom, unless you want to do a lot. So I'm just going to keep applying the tracks and then you shake motion from ear to ear all the way up until I have it complete. This is a double track method that I use. I do not use a lot of glue. I start from the top and then I come and glide it on. You do not need to use a whole bottle of glue on your fire chair, there's nothing for that. So I use the double track, maybe because it allows me to put the hair in faster and move on, because I really hate tracking, but it is so vital. You guys want to make sure your track. Placement is everything because it will make or break your hair. So at the top here we're going to focus more on the bank area. Now that we got that back inside areas filled we're going to apply these tracks horizontally in a semi half shape you if that makes sense, and the reason we're doing. That is because we want her hair to follow more off to the side of her face, rather than in her face. Then she wanted a big Texas bang. Yes, I said: takes this Bank up everything to be here in Texas and we love a big-ass bank, but, like I said, if we want to do a big bang, then we will go vertically instead of horizontally. So that's why we did that. So, as you can see how the hair just kind of lays and falls off to the side, now we're going to get to the cut, so this is a zero degree cut you guys we are not elevating, even if it looks like I'm elevating them, not elevating We'Re going to keep it at a zero, so you want to create your guide in the back. I always start from the middle, and then I worked my way happy so now that we've created our first card we're going to move on to the next. You want to take a little bit of the first section of hair. You could and add it to the next section so that you can see where to cut your hair, so you can cut a nice even line and not have like that jagged line. So what am i, what I'm doing down side is the hair? That'S on the side that kind of falls around her shoulder area, which is like the hardest part that could I'm over directing the bag. Now what I mean by over there is you're not pulling it back when you pull the hair back, it makes it longer coming forward. So I'm going to do that all the way from the side of her head and then I'm gon na transition back to the other side. So you guys for this haircut for you that are just beginning and it's not really too advanced with cutting hair. You want to stay stationary behind your client. You don't want to move off to the side for a second, also, the duration of the clip. You can alter the length of the cut and sometimes then come out unbalanced. I'Ve been doing this for years, so you'll see me move my chair around, but I was taught to stay behind the chair and support everything back to me now with that being said, this is still a zero Degree cut. You guys so make sure not to lift the hair when you cut it again, you may see me live, but I'm so used to doing it. So do not do what I do. I'M telling you to keep that hair at a zero elevation. Keep it flat in its natural fall position so now that we're on other side, I'm going to pull everything back to my god, I kind of use my fingers and an art for an angle to kind of angle the bob the way I would want to cut And then, especially when you're over there racing back, your fingers are kind of naturally fall into that slant position. But yes, you just make sure her head is down this whole cut. Now, if your client has not big problem, this is gon na be a problem for her, because what 90 % of these cut her head is down. If I have any questions about anything, please leave it in the comment section and I promise I'll answer it to the best of my ability. So now what I'm doing now is I'm turning around and I'm checking the balance up and click, and it's perfect. So now we're gon na move on to the styling the best part of this whole process. Now let me just tell y'all, the salad is: what's gon na bring it home. If you cannot stand, everything would have been for nothing. So, let's get into it. Please pay attention to this point, so I didn't use the Sebastian. I just like to use it you. It makes you extra shiny, it makes it extra sleek and it holds it in place without it being still so now that I'm starting to flat on her hair. As you can see, I do it in a c-shape. I do not do the big granny bump so make sure it's just like a soft C shape, unless you just want that sleek straight bob, where it's not really bumped at all, it's just bone straight. Those are cute to me too, but we want her to have like a little bit more shake a little bit more body to it. Some light sleep keywords lightly: bumping her hair in a sea shape with the curve of her head, so go with the curve of her head stand with me, the curve of her head. So yes, just zero in on how I'm flat ironing. So while styling you'll start to see things that you need to cut off like tags and stuff, I used to believe - or I don't know where the feeling came from where I thought that your hair could has to be done before you started styling and that you Couldn'T cut anything off after you styled, but this is your client and whatever you need to do to make sure that in front of these perfect do it. So I felt all the way completely out of bit surprises. So now, if I see something I'll just put and continue styling so, but you will see some things that you need to correct as you down and as you go, I've just finished flattering her hair, I'm gon na have her stand up so that I can cut A little bit more just off those extra tags, I think it is important to have your client stand up, so you can see anything that you missed, because they're gon na go out into the world, and this is normally when the imperfections decide they want to creep Out so I don't want her hair to show any kind of imperfections when she looked up when she looked down when she looks to the left. When she looked to the right, you need to catch nothing but angles. So I think it's good for you to have your client stand up after have her look down to the right to the left and here every position possible that you think she's gon na be looking and make sure that cut is on points that is what's gon Na sell your Bob that is what's going to attract more people into you to give their hair done. This is the best form of advertising, so you want to make sure that you perfect it before. You call a quiz to say that you're done you take their cape off and let her walk into the world make sure she is on point. I forgot to mention also the reason why you want them to stand up and look down, because, due to the fact that I didn't take this in sections like you were normally doing cut this zero degree, one-length bob, it will cause more longer hairs to be at The bottom of the bob, and once you let make her look down, you can see if there any longer hairs they poked out and you can clean it up. So when she looked down, she didn't have any, but sometimes when you're cutting a blunt Bobby, you don't section it out when they look down you'll, see those extra long hairs that are at the bottom of the cut. So you want to make sure to push our hair down so that you can see and cut off what you need to cut off. So this is the finish product girl. Look at that angle. Look at that invisible point on it! Look at this tree! Oh, oh! So yeah with the part, so you want to take the rat tail comb that you use, one with the metal tip at the end. Take some black spray. Some black hair spray hold your comb in the middle of that part directly in the middle of that part. In spring - and it's going to give you a nice crisp, sharp line check some angles baby. We don't live to the left on the tip right, Donna, gasps, she's, so good that little my client check that shape lovely flowers. Thank you guys so much. 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